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		<title>PFU improve its Happy Hacking Keyboard and announces HHKB Type-S</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[PFU HHKB or Happy Hacking Keyboards are Japan most reliable and best Keyboard that money can buy! But Today PFU announced that it has a new HHKB ready for us with the S-Type where S stands for Speed and Silent. Yep these new HHKB has been further improved in order to offer a more confortable [&#8230;]<div class='yarpp-related-rss'>

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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>PFU HHKB or Happy Hacking Keyboards are Japan most reliable and best Keyboard that money can buy! But Today PFU announced that it has a new HHKB ready for us with the S-Type where S stands for Speed and Silent.<br />
Yep these new HHKB has been further improved in order to offer a more confortable and speedier typing as well as being 30% quieter than previous models.<br />
Like usual this Type-S can be like any other HHKB bought with our without blank keys.<br />
Sold at 30,000 Yen this High-end Keyboard are not what we can call cheap, but still, if you can afford it, these HHKB are the best kind of keyboard that money can buy in Japan.</p>
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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Today, Microsoft announces a wireless mouse and keyboard combo designed with security in mind â€“ the new Wireless Desktop 2000 â€“ which incorporates Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 128-bit technology to help secure your personal and business information by encrypting what you type. This is Microsoftâ€™s first keyboard to feature AES 128-bit encryption, which industry leaders consider to be one of the most secure encryption standards.</p>
<p>So what is AES? Itâ€™s a unique pre-programmed 128-bit encryption key which is designed to help prevent your keystrokes, which are transmitted over-the-air, from being intercepted and deciphered. So you can type away in confidence. Not only does the Wireless Desktop 2000 use advanced security technology, but it includes some pretty cool features for performance and comfort as well. The keyboard is paired with the Wireless Mouse 2000 sporting BlueTrack Technology for smooth tracking on virtually any surface1, Windows 7 Taskbar Favorites for easy toggling between applications and a pillow-textured palm rest for added comfort.</p>
<p>The Wireless Desktop 2000 is a great option for anyone looking for a new keyboard with great security and performance features. So whether youâ€™re looking to upgrade or redecorate, the Wireless Desktop 2000 will help protect your information and keep your desktop looking stylish.</p>
<p>[1] BlueTrack Technology does not work on clear glass or mirrored surfaces.</p>
<p>- Suneel Goud, Senior Product Marketing Manager</p>
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